Most people using small claims courts decide to represent themselves in matters involving doctor bills, breaches of contract and the return of security deposits. But as of June, small claims litigants in Hartford Superior Could have had some help, thanks to a pro bono program called the Small Claims Project. Soon the program will be expanding to other courthouses.

“They’re looking to expand it and to include courts in Bridgeport, Waterbury, Manchester and New Haven,” said Jessica Pace, a communications and marketing associate for the Connecticut Bar Association.

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